> Well, if it makes you feel any better, my website renders just fine on Lynx It doesn't; I only use lynx when someone tricks apt-get into updating part of my

> Well, if it makes you feel any better, my website renders just fine on Lynx It doesn't; I only use lynx when someone tricks apt-get into updating part of my graphics stack (xorg, video dirvers, window manager, etc) and researh is needed to figure out how to forcibly downgrade it, and then only because I can't use a proper browser without a working graphics stack. > the general gist of what you're trying to say: HTML, Javascript, and CSS have become too complicated for anything but the most highly funded of web browsers to render correctly. This is subtly but critically wrong; I am saying that it is necessary than web browsers do not render websites 'correctly'. The correct behaviour is to actively refuse to let websites specify hideous fonts, snoop on user viewing activity, or execute arbitrary malware on the local machine. > Browsers with modern CSS support see [...] the serif font for body text. My point exactly.